Review

Question 0

The fleshy portion of a muscle

Answer 0

Belly

Question 1

Part of the muscle name referring to fibers parallel to midline.

Answer 1

Rectus

Question 2

The end of a muscle attached to the stationary bone

Answer 2

Origin

Question 3

Part of a muscle name referring to the smallest set of muscles.

Answer 3

Minor

Question 4

A muscle that stabilizes the origin of a prime mover.

Answer 4

Fixators

Question 5

The biceps brachii and tricep brachii muscles function as.

Answer 5

Antagonist

Question 6

Muscle that helps the prime mover function more efficiently

Answer 6

Synergists

Question 7

Part of a muscle name referring to a two-headed origin

Answer 7

Biceps

Question 8

Part of a muscle name referring to a muscle with a circular shape.

Answer 8

Orbicularis

Question 9

Muscles generally move the bone they lie___ to.

Answer 9

Proximal

Question 10

In order to move a bone, a muscle must have its ___ no that bone

Answer 10

Insertion

Question 11

Part of a muscle referring to fibers perpendicular to midline

Answer 11

Transverse

Question 12

Muscles of the back (posterior trunk) function to do what action to the head, trunk , and upper arm.

Answer 12

Extend

Question 13

A muscle that produces an affect opposite of prime mover

Answer 13

Antagonist

Question 14

Part of the muscle name referring to the largest of a set of muscles

Answer 14

Maximus

Question 15

The end of a muscle attached to the movable bone

Answer 15

Insertion

Question 16

Part of a muscle name referring to a muscle with a triangular shape

Answer 16

Deltiod

Question 17

Part of a muscle name referring to three headed origin

Answer 17

Triceps

Question 18

Most movements occur due to the contraction of a _____ of muscle

Answer 18

Group

Question 19

The hamstring muscles function to do what action to the lower leg

Answer 19

Flex

Question 20

Fixators ____ the origin of the prime mover so that the prime mover acts more efficiently

Answer 20

Stablize

Question 21

Smiling

Answer 21

Zygomaticus major

Question 22

Rotates, the vertebral column to twist us sideways

Answer 22

External oblique

Question 23

Flexes and rotates the head

Answer 23

Sternocleidomastiod

Question 24

Used in crossing our legs– flexes the leg at the knee joint and abducts and laterally rotates thigh a the hip joint.

Answer 24

Sartorius

Question 25

Together with the adductor group, adducts together at the thigh at the hip joint

Answer 25

Gracilis

Question 26

Closes eyelids

Answer 26

Orbicularis oculi

Question 27

Extends arm when the posterior portion contracts, abducts the arm when the lateral portion contracts, and flexes the arm when the anterior portion contracts.

Answer 27

Deltoid

Question 28

Abducts, flexes, or extends the arm at the shoulder joint

Answer 28

Deltoid

Question 29

Muscle on the thumb side the flexes hand

Answer 29

Flexor-Carpi radius

Question 30

Group that flexes the lower leg and extends at the thigh

Answer 30

Hamstrings

Question 31

Arm muscle that flexes arm and forearm

Answer 31

Biceps brachii

Question 32

Works with the soles to plantarflex the foot

Answer 32

Gastrocnemius

Question 33

Group that extends the leg at the knee joint

Answer 33

Quadriceps

Question 34

Well-Developed swimming muscle used to extend, adduct, or rotate the arm

Answer 34

Latissimus dorsi

Question 35

Extends the phalanges

Answer 35

Extensor digitorum

Question 36

Boxer use this muscle to move the scapula laterally and forward

Answer 36

Serratus anterior

Question 37

Main muscle that closes the jaw

Answer 37

Masseter

Question 38

The only quadriceps muscle that flexes the thigh and extends the leg

Answer 38

Rectus femoris

Question 39

Puckers lips

Answer 39

Orbicularis oris

Question 40

Posterior arm muscle that extends the arm at the shoulder.

Answer 40

Triceps brachii

Question 41

Wrinkles the skin of the forehead

Answer 41

Frontalis